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Okay, hear me out here:
English syllabary
Every syllable gets a completely different character depending on whether it has primary stress, secondary stress, or is unstressed
We can make reading and writing in Japanese look easy if we try!
Come on Anglos!
Why do we need the Latin alphabet anyway? Clearly this is a much better solution!
el hecho de que cambiar una "a" u "o" por una "e" necesariamente cambia la ortografía de tantas palabras hace q escribir con esa forma de neutro sea bastante más molesto que hablar con esta.
pero la otra opción es escribir con "@" o con "x" y pues. no.
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One of my tutoring students spelled ‘blog’ ‘blook’ today and I think that word deserves to be remembered forever.
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Catalan diacritics
Grave accent (accent obert)
(`) Mark used in à è and ò. Its utility is to mark a stressed vowel.
Acute accent (accent tancat)
(´) Mark used in é í ó and ú. Its utility is to mark a stressed vowel.
Interpunct (punt volat)
(·) Mark used in l·l. It differentiates the ela geminada (l·l) from the ella (ll)
Cédille
(¸) Mark used in ç. It creates the ce trencada, a letter with an /s/ sound instead of the variant /k ~ s/ in c.
Catalan ortography
So this is a post that I’ve been meaning to do for a while so... here it goes. I’ll try to go over every letter or combination of letters in the Catalan alphabet explaining their possible pronunciations at every step. All the pronunciations are taken from the Central Catalan dialect, aka the on from Barcelona (which is also the one I speak).
Also, I’ll be focusing on phonemic differences. That means that while it’s true that b is pronounced differently in banyera (bathing tub) and in acabar (to finish), I will not count them as two different sounds as they are mere allophones (variations of a same sound).
A:
Stressed: /a/
Casa (house)
Unstressed: /ə/
Casa (house)
À:
Always: /a/
Gràcia (humour)
B:
Always: /b/
Banyera (bathing tub)
C:
Before e/i:
Central (central)
Before the rest of letters: /k/
Carrer (street)
Ç:
Always: /s/
Caça (hunt)
D:
Always: /d/
Dret (right)
E:
Stressed: /e/ or /ɛ/
Entro (e) (I get in)
Te (ɛ) (tea)
Unstressed: /ə/
Arbre (tree)
È:
Always: /ɛ/
Herència (heritage)
É:
Always: /e/
Església (church)
F:
Always: /f/
Força (strength)
G:
Before e/i: /ʒ/
Lleuger (light)
Otherwise: /g/
Gorg (small stream of water)
GU:
Before e/i: /g/
Guerra (war)
Before another vowel: /gw/
Llengua
Otherwise: /gu/
Caigut (fallen)
GÜ:
Always: /gw/ (only appears befor e and i)
Pingüí (penguin)
IG:
Always: /tʃ/
Raig (beam)
H:
Always: /∅/ (silent)
Hola (hello)
I:
Alone: /i/
Illa (island)
After a vowel: /j/
Mai (never)
Before a vowel: /i/ or /j/*
Psicologia (i) (psychology)
Iogurt (j) (yogurt)
*It must be at the start of a word or forming a 3 vowel sequence
Í:
Always: /i/
Verí (Poison)
Ï:
Always: /i/
Raïm (Grapes)
J:
Always: /ʒ/
Adjectiu (adjective)
L:
Always: /l/
La (feminine the)
LL:
Always: /ʎ/
Lluna (moon)
L·L:
Always: /l/*
Col·legi (school)
* You’ll find some people say that l·l is actually /lː/. I call that bullshit
M:
Always: /m/
Mare (mother)
N:
Always: /n/
No (no)
NY:
Always: /ɲ/
Canya (fishing rod)
O:
Stressed: /o/ or /ɔ/
Hora (ɔ) (hour)
Corre (o) (Run you!)
Unstressed: /u/
Només (only)
Ò:
Always: /ɔ/
Però (but)
Ó:
Always: /o/
Sóc (I am)
P:
Always: /p/
Pare (father)
QU:
Before a/o: /kw/
Quan (When)
Before e/i: /k/
Qui (Who)
QÜ:
Before e/i
Qüestió (question)
R:
Between vowels: /ɾ/
Cara (face)
Otherwise: /r/
Racó (Corner)
RR:
Always: /r/
Esquerra (left)
S:
Between vowels: /z/
Casa (house)
Otherwise: /s/
Segur (surely)
SS:
Always: /s/
Discussió (discussion)
T:
Always: /t/
Terra (floor)
TX:
Always: /tʃ/
Cotxe (car)
U:
In “gue”, “gui”, “que” and “qui”: /∅/ (silent) (see gu and qu)
Guineu (fox)
Otherwise: /u/
Multa (fine)
Ú:
Always: /u/
Perú (Peru)
Ü:
In “güe”, “güi”, “qüe” and “qüi”: /w/ (see gü and qü)
Pingüí
Otherwise: /u/
Diürn (of the daytime)
V:
Always: /b/ or /v/*
Vella (old)
*Only in Valencian, Balearic and Algherese
X:
After stressed, final i in cultisms: /ks/*
Crucifix (crucifix)
Otherwise: /ʃ/
Caixa (ʃ) (box)
*Only 5 words: crucifix, afix, infix, prolix and sufix
Z:
Always: /z/
Zero (zero)
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